An enemy plane came over and bombed Treviso, when we were in the station square, trying in vain to find a conveyance.

But if the Government will grievously err, if they carry out the sentences, the people will equally err if they give way to anger or grief over the hanging if it has unfortunately to take plane.

There was a pretty little running exercise up and down a gently inclined plane that was in great favor at the school; and when the three swung down from the bars, Alice proposed that they should try the race-track, as they called it.

There is little to show that diplomacy has been raised to a higher plane or has won a better reputation in the world at large than it possessed before the nations assembled at Paris to make peace.

When he returned he began to teach the doctrines of his master, which he did, like him, gratuitously, in a garden near Athens, planted with lofty plane-trees and adorned with temples and statues.

The tools used by the carpenters, as appear from the representations on the monuments, were the axe, the adze, the hand-saw, the chisel, the drill, and the plane.

It took many years for her to reach this plane, to attain to the fulness of this close spiritual communion with things seen and unseen.

2. Geometry demonstrated by Lines & Numbers; from thence, Astronomy, Cosmgraphy, and Navigation proved and delineated by the Doctrine of Plane and Spherical Trangles: by T. Wilsford.

Driving a plane through clouds, mist and sunshine for hours had made every nerve alert.

Had he really been misdirected by the compass on the plane?

To prove that he had not, he drew from his pocket a small compass, and placing it in a spot of moonlight, took the relative direction of the last ridge over which they had passed and the plane in the wheat-field.

He wished they had brought the rifles from the plane.

But Barney, missing a familiar pungent odor that should go with such a breakfast in a wilderness, hurried back to the plane to return with a coffee pot and a sack of coffee.

True, they had spent twelve days repairing the damage done to the plane by the wind and its collision with the white bear, but it was a rather patched-up affair now it was finishedas it needs must be with the few materials and tools at their command.

"Well, here's hoping," he murmured to Bruce, as the plane hopped off.

Observations from the plane were impossible.

But suddenly, as they were soaring over the wildest, most treacherous-looking stretch of floe ice that eyes have ever rested upon, the plane gave a lurch.

With the added weight to the right the plane became steadier.

"What a landing-place!" groaned Barney, almost touching the starting lever in his eagerness to save the plane.

Tilting the left plane to its utmost, adjusting the tail, Barney glided onward.

The moving plane fairly ate up the scant level space, yet she slowed and slowed until at last, with hardly a tremor, she rested against the outcropping ridge of ice at the floe's edge.

He found them in front of the plane calling to him for assistance.

Within a space of moments, the plane, unless turned and thrust backward, would be crushed beneath hundreds of tons of ice.

"We'd better get our stuff and what's left of the plane out of the way of danger," said Bruce at length.

"The stuffblankets, grub and the like, yes, but"Barney smiled in spite of himself"why the plane?